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A single dad military romance
Gabe
I’m all wrong for her: too old, small kids, different state
Yet she’s everything I need and don’t have time for
I can’t stop thinking about her and when I hold her in my arms
There’s no way I’m letting her go
Isobel
I’m home for a week only it’s not feeling like much of a vacation
I keep running into this rude older man who glares at me
Then I kiss him to prove a point
And now I want to do it again and again and again…
This is a safe, hot, and sweet short romance with an older alpha single dad and a satisfying HEA.
Gage is the seventh in the Men of A Corps series. If you like instalove short reads with steamy love scenes, no cliffhangers, and hot alpha heroes, this is for you.
Gabe
I’m all wrong for her: too old, small kids, different state
Yet she’s everything I need and don’t have time for
I can’t stop thinking about her and when I hold her in my arms
There’s no way I’m letting her go
Isobel
I’m home for a week only it’s not feeling like much of a vacation
I keep running into this rude older man who glares at me
Then I kiss him to prove a point
And now I want to do it again and again and again…
This is a safe, hot, and sweet short romance with an older alpha single dad and a satisfying HEA.
Gage is the seventh in the Men of A Corps series. If you like instalove short reads with steamy love scenes, no cliffhangers, and hot alpha heroes, this is for you.
54 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 1, 2020
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86 people want to read
About the author
Olivia Sinclair
78 books147 followersI write steamy romance that’s safe, funny, and totally over the top. My heroes are always alpha males because the stronger they are, the harder they fall. Luckily the smart, sassy heroines know how to catch them and make everything better!
I never get tired of believing that love can show up unexpectedly and with determination. That it can find you anywhere, even curled up on the couch, in your jammies, while eating ice cream and binging romance novels. Then a knock on the door reveals your gorgeous new neighbor that you didn’t even know had moved in… or maybe it’s that hot friend of your dad’s you only know through photos…
Possibly the HEAs come easier because my home and office are in a romantic clearing of giant evergreens in the Pacific Northwest. Think Snow White without the Dwarves. But I do have a bounty of wild animals that come to visit. There’s even a resident nuthatch that talks to itself (constantly)! And there *are* currently seven chickens in the henhouse…
I never get tired of believing that love can show up unexpectedly and with determination. That it can find you anywhere, even curled up on the couch, in your jammies, while eating ice cream and binging romance novels. Then a knock on the door reveals your gorgeous new neighbor that you didn’t even know had moved in… or maybe it’s that hot friend of your dad’s you only know through photos…
Possibly the HEAs come easier because my home and office are in a romantic clearing of giant evergreens in the Pacific Northwest. Think Snow White without the Dwarves. But I do have a bounty of wild animals that come to visit. There’s even a resident nuthatch that talks to itself (constantly)! And there *are* currently seven chickens in the henhouse…
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October 10, 2020
I am voluntarily reviewing an advanced reader copy of this book.
Isobel is visiting her parents and determined younger sister when somehow finds herself wearing a fairy outfit and handing out gifts to the children in the local community. Just when she thought that she could escape and get out of the fairy costume that is way too small for her, there is a new group of children to greet. She spots Gage immediately and is attracted to the man but with the two little girls that he has with him concludes that he must be married and tries to push that thought from her mind but it seems as though fate has other ideas as this isn’t their first meeting and nor will it be their last, but is Isobel ready to return home and give up the life she has been building for this man she barely knows?
Gage has been raising his two young nieces for the last six month after his sister was killed in an accident. Things haven’t been easy but he is finally building the life that he wants so when he meets the mischievous and sassy fairy he believes that he won’t see her again, so when he attends a photo shoot on Seal Beach for a meet and greet with the girl he rescued decades ago he is shocked when his Tinkerbell is the one walking down the beach. It is in that minute that he realises that they are meant to be, but he is older than her and still trying to navigate being a father to his sister’s young children can he ask her to give everything up for him or should he let her go?
This was yet another wonderful story from Ms Sinclair and I enjoyed the meetings between Gage and Isobel and them discovering that they already had a past. The characters in these books seem farfetched and so real all at once but who doesn’t love an alpha male who will do whatever he needs too in order to get the girl. Isobel was no pushover either she made sure that Gage knew what she wanted. Highly recommended read. 4.5*
Isobel is visiting her parents and determined younger sister when somehow finds herself wearing a fairy outfit and handing out gifts to the children in the local community. Just when she thought that she could escape and get out of the fairy costume that is way too small for her, there is a new group of children to greet. She spots Gage immediately and is attracted to the man but with the two little girls that he has with him concludes that he must be married and tries to push that thought from her mind but it seems as though fate has other ideas as this isn’t their first meeting and nor will it be their last, but is Isobel ready to return home and give up the life she has been building for this man she barely knows?
Gage has been raising his two young nieces for the last six month after his sister was killed in an accident. Things haven’t been easy but he is finally building the life that he wants so when he meets the mischievous and sassy fairy he believes that he won’t see her again, so when he attends a photo shoot on Seal Beach for a meet and greet with the girl he rescued decades ago he is shocked when his Tinkerbell is the one walking down the beach. It is in that minute that he realises that they are meant to be, but he is older than her and still trying to navigate being a father to his sister’s young children can he ask her to give everything up for him or should he let her go?
This was yet another wonderful story from Ms Sinclair and I enjoyed the meetings between Gage and Isobel and them discovering that they already had a past. The characters in these books seem farfetched and so real all at once but who doesn’t love an alpha male who will do whatever he needs too in order to get the girl. Isobel was no pushover either she made sure that Gage knew what she wanted. Highly recommended read. 4.5*
November 14, 2020
You come to visit the the family, doing one good deed, and boom you’ve got a family. Isobel is one feisty young woman who comes home for a week, but to get out of
decluttering old boxes of memories her mom wants gone. She takes the emergency volunteer job her mom wants her to do, because she’s small in stature. Be a fairy who hands out goodie bags for the regular who can’t make it.
Her last little person of the comes with her dad, or who she thinks is her dad. The two has you can tell by the way the author has them bantering like each other. Gage, notices a hint of a tattoo and finds it intriguing because this sexy “Tinkerbell” has a naughty side. No names are exchanged especially when the dress rips and she takes a fast exit.
Now, her sister, Leah finds a twenty year old picture of a sailor holding a girl, from the newspaper she has been trying to get hired on at. No matter she’s still in high school. The pic is of Isobel being held by that sailor at the age of four. Idea strikes, if she can find the sailor maybe this is her in. Guess who he is? Yup!
This is a very sweet, sexy read. Gage’s nieces are sweet and starved for a woman’s touch. Isobel has the energy and fun personality to be the one. The instalove was just a fun read for this gap age read. Kindle Unlimited free read 11/14/20.
decluttering old boxes of memories her mom wants gone. She takes the emergency volunteer job her mom wants her to do, because she’s small in stature. Be a fairy who hands out goodie bags for the regular who can’t make it.
Her last little person of the comes with her dad, or who she thinks is her dad. The two has you can tell by the way the author has them bantering like each other. Gage, notices a hint of a tattoo and finds it intriguing because this sexy “Tinkerbell” has a naughty side. No names are exchanged especially when the dress rips and she takes a fast exit.
Now, her sister, Leah finds a twenty year old picture of a sailor holding a girl, from the newspaper she has been trying to get hired on at. No matter she’s still in high school. The pic is of Isobel being held by that sailor at the age of four. Idea strikes, if she can find the sailor maybe this is her in. Guess who he is? Yup!
This is a very sweet, sexy read. Gage’s nieces are sweet and starved for a woman’s touch. Isobel has the energy and fun personality to be the one. The instalove was just a fun read for this gap age read. Kindle Unlimited free read 11/14/20.
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January 29, 2024
This review contains A LOT OF SPOILERS
!! Please read at your own discretion !!
Stars ⭐⭐⭐½
Overall Opinion: A love story on speed. In just a few DAYS, a man meets a woman, decides she is the woman of his life, introduces her to the children he has custody of and marries her. You can NOT see this story as realistic, but if you read it as a fairy tale, it is a beautiful story. To be fair, I must add that there is nothing original in this story. It is one of a dozen, but the writing style and vocabulary won me over. The vocabulary register of this writer exceeds that of most contemporary authors. I was pleasantly surprised because I even had to use a dictionary 4 times (English is not my mother tongue) and that on such a short story. The book also contains some very beautiful, original sentences. The novelist also displays a cultural background that you would not expect in such a paper-thin story.
Linguistically, the book is so highly recommended that I am now going to read the other stories in the series as well.
Brief Summary of the Storyline: This is Isobel and Gage's story. They meet and fall in love. It is a short fairytale, period.
Point Of View (POV): This alternated between Isobel and Gage's POV.
Overall Pace of Story: very fast. I have never read a story in which the events follow each other in such quick succession. No time is wasted on additional information or descriptions.
Instalove: Yes
Sadness level: Low, no tissues needed
Push/Pull: None
Heat level: Hot. They have some hot tension, chemistry, and scenes -- but not so much it takes away from the story.
Descriptive sex: Yes
Safe sex: No. They both claim to be healthy (no time for tests in this fast story) she is on birth control so they do not use a condom.
OW (Other Woman)/OM (Other Man) drama: No (there is no time for such a storyline in this story :) )
Cheating: No time for that either
Linguistics/Grammar: AN ABSOLUTE MUST. It has been a long time since I have read a text with such beautiful sentences and such an extensive vocabulary. The narrative style won me over completely. One of the more enjoyable scenes, for example
Even though it is a flimsy little story, I am now going to start looking for the other books in the series.
!! Please read at your own discretion !!
Stars ⭐⭐⭐½
Overall Opinion: A love story on speed. In just a few DAYS, a man meets a woman, decides she is the woman of his life, introduces her to the children he has custody of and marries her. You can NOT see this story as realistic, but if you read it as a fairy tale, it is a beautiful story. To be fair, I must add that there is nothing original in this story. It is one of a dozen, but the writing style and vocabulary won me over. The vocabulary register of this writer exceeds that of most contemporary authors. I was pleasantly surprised because I even had to use a dictionary 4 times (English is not my mother tongue) and that on such a short story. The book also contains some very beautiful, original sentences. The novelist also displays a cultural background that you would not expect in such a paper-thin story.
Linguistically, the book is so highly recommended that I am now going to read the other stories in the series as well.
Brief Summary of the Storyline: This is Isobel and Gage's story. They meet and fall in love. It is a short fairytale, period.
Point Of View (POV): This alternated between Isobel and Gage's POV.
Overall Pace of Story: very fast. I have never read a story in which the events follow each other in such quick succession. No time is wasted on additional information or descriptions.
Instalove: Yes
Sadness level: Low, no tissues needed
Push/Pull: None
Heat level: Hot. They have some hot tension, chemistry, and scenes -- but not so much it takes away from the story.
Descriptive sex: Yes
Safe sex: No. They both claim to be healthy (no time for tests in this fast story) she is on birth control so they do not use a condom.
OW (Other Woman)/OM (Other Man) drama: No (there is no time for such a storyline in this story :) )
Cheating: No time for that either
Linguistics/Grammar: AN ABSOLUTE MUST. It has been a long time since I have read a text with such beautiful sentences and such an extensive vocabulary. The narrative style won me over completely. One of the more enjoyable scenes, for example
But I keep the ring on and put the following candidates on top of it. Finally, he gives in.
“Okay. You’re right. I want you to love it more than I need to attach a paperweight to your arm.”
I sense a Trojan horse.
“But if we go with that one then there’s got to be a wedding ring next to it right away.”
“Define right away?”
“Next week.”
Even though it is a flimsy little story, I am now going to start looking for the other books in the series.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
April 9, 2025
Mediano
A história não foi ruim, mas algumas coisas me incomodaram. Quando apareceu a foto da Isobel com uns 3 anos no colo do Gage - já adulto, apesar de jovem - beijando a bochecha dele, fiquei com receio que aconteceria a mesma coisa que aconteceu num dos livros anteriores da série: insinuar uma ideia de romance entre o casal já naquela época. Mas graças a Deus isso não aconteceu. Foi só pra mostrar que eles já haviam se conhecido no passado, e ter uma desculpa para passarem um tempo juntos no presente (já que um jornal queria recriar a cena do militar segurando a garotinha). Mas então outra coisa começou a me incomodar: Gage havia assumido a custódia das duas sobrinhas há seis meses, eles ainda estavam em fase de adaptação e as meninas ainda estavam processando o luto pela perda da mãe. Duas coisas aí me incomodaram. A primeira em relação ao relacionamento do Gage e da Isobel. Ele a viu e já sabia que iria levá-la pra cama, casar com ela, etc e tal. Mas ele não sabia nada sobre ela e não parou nem um momento para pensar em como trazê-la para dentro de casa iria afetar as crianças. Ele não sabia se Isobel gostava de crianças, apesar de tê-la visto pela primeira vez como adulta num evento infantil, mas ele não sabia se ela estaria disposta a assumir duas crianças. Não parou para pensar se as crianças se dariam bem com ela. Ele simplesmente não pensou nas crianças, só no seu desejo por Isobel. Achei bem egoísta e imprudente. Colocar dentro de casa uma mulher que ele havia conhecido no dia anterior e que não sabia nada sobre ela. Se fosse só ele, tudo bem. Mas repito: ele tinha duas crianças de luto em casa, que estavam fazendo terapia e estavam tendo problemas de relacionamento com ELE, que era tio delas e que conheciam desde o nascimento. Quem dirá com uma estranha.
E aí vem a segunda coisa que me incomodou: a forma como a criança mais velha era tratada. A caçula tinha só 3 anos, não lembrava muito da mãe e passou a chamar Gage de papai com muita naturalidade. Mas a mais velha (cuja idade não me lembro de ter sido mencionada, mas não era uma diferença tão grande, já que a caçula "herdara" as roupas da irmã, que estavam só um pouco grandes) lembrava da mãe, sofria mais com a perda e não conseguia aceitar Gage numa posição de papai. Ela estava tendo maiores problemas de adaptação, então precisava de uma atenção especial. Mas não, a menina ficava sempre em terceiro plano (a mocinha ficava em primeiro, a caçula em segundo). Ela havia brigado com a irmã por ela ter chamado Gage de papai. O que Gage fez? Tentou apaziguar, entender a mais velha? Não. A mandou pra casa de um conhecido e saiu com a caçula para um momento fofo de pai e filha, num evento infantil onde a mocinha estava vestida de fada (assim que eles se encontraram). A mais velha foi totalmente excluída do passeio. Não intencionalmente, não como castigo, mas porque era mais fácil mandar a menina para outro lugar até ela se "acalmar". Coitada! E ela continuou sendo mal compreendida por toda a história. Minha esperança era que no epílogo os 4 tivessem se tornado uma família de verdade, mas os mesmos problemas com a mais velha permaneciam. A caçula chamava o casal de papai e mamãe, mas para a mais velha a mocinha era simplesmente Izzy. Fiquei com a impressão de que ela era deslocada da família e fiquei com muita pena dela. Era só uma criança e, apesar de ficar claro que ela se dava bem com Gage e com Isobel, a menina merecia mais. Essa personagem poderia ter sido melhor trabalhada. Uma parte de mim terminou a leitura achando que a menina era negligenciada emocionalmente. E isso me incomodou demais.
Romance com crianças é complicado, eu tenho minhas reservas com esse tipo de história por isso. Esse não foi dos melhores. Repito: não foi ruim, mas algumas coisas deixaram um gosto amargo na minha boca.
A história não foi ruim, mas algumas coisas me incomodaram. Quando apareceu a foto da Isobel com uns 3 anos no colo do Gage - já adulto, apesar de jovem - beijando a bochecha dele, fiquei com receio que aconteceria a mesma coisa que aconteceu num dos livros anteriores da série: insinuar uma ideia de romance entre o casal já naquela época. Mas graças a Deus isso não aconteceu. Foi só pra mostrar que eles já haviam se conhecido no passado, e ter uma desculpa para passarem um tempo juntos no presente (já que um jornal queria recriar a cena do militar segurando a garotinha). Mas então outra coisa começou a me incomodar: Gage havia assumido a custódia das duas sobrinhas há seis meses, eles ainda estavam em fase de adaptação e as meninas ainda estavam processando o luto pela perda da mãe. Duas coisas aí me incomodaram. A primeira em relação ao relacionamento do Gage e da Isobel. Ele a viu e já sabia que iria levá-la pra cama, casar com ela, etc e tal. Mas ele não sabia nada sobre ela e não parou nem um momento para pensar em como trazê-la para dentro de casa iria afetar as crianças. Ele não sabia se Isobel gostava de crianças, apesar de tê-la visto pela primeira vez como adulta num evento infantil, mas ele não sabia se ela estaria disposta a assumir duas crianças. Não parou para pensar se as crianças se dariam bem com ela. Ele simplesmente não pensou nas crianças, só no seu desejo por Isobel. Achei bem egoísta e imprudente. Colocar dentro de casa uma mulher que ele havia conhecido no dia anterior e que não sabia nada sobre ela. Se fosse só ele, tudo bem. Mas repito: ele tinha duas crianças de luto em casa, que estavam fazendo terapia e estavam tendo problemas de relacionamento com ELE, que era tio delas e que conheciam desde o nascimento. Quem dirá com uma estranha.
E aí vem a segunda coisa que me incomodou: a forma como a criança mais velha era tratada. A caçula tinha só 3 anos, não lembrava muito da mãe e passou a chamar Gage de papai com muita naturalidade. Mas a mais velha (cuja idade não me lembro de ter sido mencionada, mas não era uma diferença tão grande, já que a caçula "herdara" as roupas da irmã, que estavam só um pouco grandes) lembrava da mãe, sofria mais com a perda e não conseguia aceitar Gage numa posição de papai. Ela estava tendo maiores problemas de adaptação, então precisava de uma atenção especial. Mas não, a menina ficava sempre em terceiro plano (a mocinha ficava em primeiro, a caçula em segundo). Ela havia brigado com a irmã por ela ter chamado Gage de papai. O que Gage fez? Tentou apaziguar, entender a mais velha? Não. A mandou pra casa de um conhecido e saiu com a caçula para um momento fofo de pai e filha, num evento infantil onde a mocinha estava vestida de fada (assim que eles se encontraram). A mais velha foi totalmente excluída do passeio. Não intencionalmente, não como castigo, mas porque era mais fácil mandar a menina para outro lugar até ela se "acalmar". Coitada! E ela continuou sendo mal compreendida por toda a história. Minha esperança era que no epílogo os 4 tivessem se tornado uma família de verdade, mas os mesmos problemas com a mais velha permaneciam. A caçula chamava o casal de papai e mamãe, mas para a mais velha a mocinha era simplesmente Izzy. Fiquei com a impressão de que ela era deslocada da família e fiquei com muita pena dela. Era só uma criança e, apesar de ficar claro que ela se dava bem com Gage e com Isobel, a menina merecia mais. Essa personagem poderia ter sido melhor trabalhada. Uma parte de mim terminou a leitura achando que a menina era negligenciada emocionalmente. E isso me incomodou demais.
Romance com crianças é complicado, eu tenho minhas reservas com esse tipo de história por isso. Esse não foi dos melhores. Repito: não foi ruim, mas algumas coisas deixaram um gosto amargo na minha boca.
October 5, 2020
ACI - Where all the hotties work!
So much fun!! This whole book made me grin, and I giggled in quite a few places too. Gage, as you'd expect, is a silver fox, an uber alpha, and a loving if unprepared single father to his two nieces. Isobel is petite, mischievous, and sassy - very much the naughty fairy Gage names her. Upon first meeting, Gage is captivated by her, Isobel is attracted but unsure, and neither realizes they have a connection that spans decades. But I love, love, love the way Gage takes advantage of their second meeting, going all out to win the woman his heart has chosen. I really enjoyed the way Isobel took the time to really think through what it would mean to be with Gage - age difference, instant family, and all. But what made me swoon was when Gage asked her what she wanted for the future, not what she thought she could have but what she wanted. Everything else was just obstacles to figure out and overcome. As you can tell, I adored this story! It is definitely one I'll be reading again. Happy Reading!!
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
So much fun!! This whole book made me grin, and I giggled in quite a few places too. Gage, as you'd expect, is a silver fox, an uber alpha, and a loving if unprepared single father to his two nieces. Isobel is petite, mischievous, and sassy - very much the naughty fairy Gage names her. Upon first meeting, Gage is captivated by her, Isobel is attracted but unsure, and neither realizes they have a connection that spans decades. But I love, love, love the way Gage takes advantage of their second meeting, going all out to win the woman his heart has chosen. I really enjoyed the way Isobel took the time to really think through what it would mean to be with Gage - age difference, instant family, and all. But what made me swoon was when Gage asked her what she wanted for the future, not what she thought she could have but what she wanted. Everything else was just obstacles to figure out and overcome. As you can tell, I adored this story! It is definitely one I'll be reading again. Happy Reading!!
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
October 8, 2020
Isobel is home for a vacation when she gets talked into filling in as a fairy at the local community center. She never expected to meet gorgeous Gage with his adorable daughter, but he’s married so oh well! Only when they end up meeting again and she finds out he’s not married she instantly falls for him! Gage is retired from the military and working at ACI. He is also now raising his late sister’s two daughters. When he meets Isobel the gorgeous fairy he falls for her and will do whatever it takes to make her his! Another great book in the series!
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
October 8, 2020
Gage has been raising his two nieces for the last 6 months after their mother died. Isobel is home for a vacation and has been asked to fill in as a fairy at the community center. She didn't think she would meet the most gorgeous guy in the world with his daughter. They meet again for a photoshoot and he recognizes her as the fairy and calls her Tinkerbell. They share the most amazing kiss. They fall really fast for each other. Their chemistry is off the charts. He will do whatever it takes to make Isobel his forever. Short sweet over the top romance. I received an ARC copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
October 9, 2020
I love this series! The men are military - so strong, devoted and caring. The women are smart and compassionate. Gage is a single dad who falls into instalove with Isobel. Unfortunately, Isobel is only in town for a few days visiting her family. Can Gage convince her to stay?
Told in dual POV this is a short, funny, sexy romance (even with the children)! It is realistic in emotions and covers a range of them in its few pages. A good addition to the rest of the men and women who don't let anything get in the way of their HEA. Sweet with heat entertainment!
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Told in dual POV this is a short, funny, sexy romance (even with the children)! It is realistic in emotions and covers a range of them in its few pages. A good addition to the rest of the men and women who don't let anything get in the way of their HEA. Sweet with heat entertainment!
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
October 9, 2020
This book 7 in the Men of A Corps Series is very well-written, insta-love, happily-ever-after, STEAMY romance. This story is well-created with characters that have substance and grow with the stories. There are no cliffhangers, no cheating and has HEA. This is a standalone story part of the Alpha Corps series. Must read story of Gage and Isobel who meet when she is filling in as a fairy for kids day. The attraction was immediate between them and he was determined to claim her. Can he convince her before she leaves town.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
November 12, 2020
Loved the book it was great, the story was well written and the characters were intriguing,. This is a sweet story I really enjoyed. Gage is a dominant alpha single father with young children while still being in the military and Isobel is sweet and younger, they both live in different states. When these two aware together the chemistry is hot and steamy.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
October 4, 2020
An entertaining older man/younger woman book seven in the Men of A Corps series! A fast pace page-turner with a well-developed, emotionally deep, and engaging storyline. Likeable characters; the chemistry between them is instant and hot! Definitely recommended!
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
October 5, 2020
This was a good quick insta-love story. Gage and Isobel meet when she is filling in as a fairy for kids day. The attraction was immediate between them and he was determined to claim her. Some adorable little girls, plenty of steam, and a wonderful HEA.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
October 8, 2020
Gage is swept away by Isobel when they reenact a photo from their past. Their relationship heats up quickly as Gage just wants to marry the woman he loves and make their family complete as his daughters love Isobel too.
I received an ARC of this book via Book Sprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received an ARC of this book via Book Sprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
October 9, 2020
This is the seventh book in this Men of A Corps series. You will not put it down. This is a older alpha male and the younger woman that captures his heart. The chemistry between these two is sizzling. You will enjoy this series. A must read. You will not put it down till the very end.
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October 30, 2021
Gage and Izzy
I foresee all of these getting a 3 but that is still good. These are quick stories so it is difficult to get too involved yet a the same time, worth the quick read. They are insta-love so …
And what is up with all the girls smelling like almond? What shampoo is this?
I foresee all of these getting a 3 but that is still good. These are quick stories so it is difficult to get too involved yet a the same time, worth the quick read. They are insta-love so …
And what is up with all the girls smelling like almond? What shampoo is this?
October 9, 2020
This book hooked me from the get go I just couldn’t put it down I fell in love with these characters and omg what a story just a perfect read.
I received a free copy of this book via booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review
I received a free copy of this book via booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review
October 15, 2020
I liked this book. The story was well written and flowed beautifully. The characters were well defined within the story and they had such great chemistry. I loved the ending. If you like the works of this wonderful author, then this book is a must-read.
August 2, 2021
Instalove
This was a fast read and downright awesome read. I just loved how Cage first met Isobel when she was 3 years old fast forward to the present and they fall in love. That was too sweet I loved it.
This was a fast read and downright awesome read. I just loved how Cage first met Isobel when she was 3 years old fast forward to the present and they fall in love. That was too sweet I loved it.
October 27, 2021
Sweet Steamy and HEA
Love this story of fated mates across 20 years. I liked that they follow their gut feelings without trying to second guess each other. A woman with a great self-esteem is sexy.
Love this story of fated mates across 20 years. I liked that they follow their gut feelings without trying to second guess each other. A woman with a great self-esteem is sexy.
October 12, 2020
This was so freaking cute, funny and sexy.
August 6, 2021
Good, but simple and predictable
Bien mais très simple et prévisible
Bien mais très simple et prévisible
August 17, 2021
More!!!!
Very sweet and sexy,with a dash of humor.
I love this series, it has a lot of heart melting moments, a great quick series to get lost in!
Very sweet and sexy,with a dash of humor.
I love this series, it has a lot of heart melting moments, a great quick series to get lost in!
February 24, 2022
Hopeless Romantic
Great story line and characters. Really enjoying this series. Gage and Isobel love story is good. Can’t wait to read the next book in this series.
Great story line and characters. Really enjoying this series. Gage and Isobel love story is good. Can’t wait to read the next book in this series.
October 26, 2022
I just finished this book. I liked reading it very much.
July 17, 2023
Loved it.
February 1, 2024
Short Hot Read
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